timperrett.com
Timothy Perrett · Using dust.js with Scala SBT
http://timperrett.com/2011/12/26/using-dust-js-with-scala-sbt
This is my Blog. It's full of opinions on a wide range of stuff. Using dust.js with Scala SBT. If youve been living under a rock for the past few weeks you might have missed LinkedIn bloging. About their usage of dust.js. The source dust.js template. A pre-compiled version of the template; essentially some generated JavaScript that is created at build-time (its also possible to create the JavaScript at runtime, but this is heavily discouraged). Was (and is still mostly) non-existent. This was problem...
andersen-gott.com
Morten's rants: Using Unfiltered and HTTPS on Heroku
http://www.andersen-gott.com/2012/03/using-unfiltered-and-https-on-heroku.html
Fredag 30. mars 2012. Using Unfiltered and HTTPS on Heroku. A few weeks ago I started a pet-project using Scala and Unfiltered. Basically I wrote a new front-end for an Internet-explorer-only website. Now, the website I'm scraping requires the user to log in, which in turn means that I have to handle a user's username and password. Obviously I don't want those to be transmitted in plain text over http, that would just be irresponsible. Luckily, Heroku offers HTTPS. Let Heroku do HTTPS, you do HTTP. Your ...
andersen-gott.com
Morten's rants: mars 2012
http://www.andersen-gott.com/2012_03_01_archive.html
Fredag 30. mars 2012. Using Unfiltered and HTTPS on Heroku. A few weeks ago I started a pet-project using Scala and Unfiltered. Basically I wrote a new front-end for an Internet-explorer-only website. Now, the website I'm scraping requires the user to log in, which in turn means that I have to handle a user's username and password. Obviously I don't want those to be transmitted in plain text over http, that would just be irresponsible. Luckily, Heroku offers HTTPS. Let Heroku do HTTPS, you do HTTP. Your ...
dynkarken.com
Dynkarken: Projects
http://www.dynkarken.com/projects
A portfolio of sorts. This is a portfolio of some of my non-work related projects. Not everything I make is on here, (for that there's github. But I'll try to list projects here that I find interesting. I had this idea for a scarf that I wanted somebody to knit, but in order to do so I had to make a knitting pattern. I figured this couldn't be hard to automate so I set out to make Knitwit. The site you are looking at is a simple blog and cms I built from scratch using web.py. For modularity and jquery.
pamflet.databinder.net
Pamflet — On the Command Line
http://pamflet.databinder.net/On+the+Command+Line.html
On the Command Line. Pamflet is installed with conscript. A general installer and updater for Scala applications. Conscript is pretty easy to set up, so please do that and come back. If you haven’t yet. Once you have conscript setup, and assuming that. Is on your executable search path, you can install Pamflet like so:. Command, which is used to both preview and publish pamflets. Usage: pf [SRC] [DEST]. With no arguments,. With one argument, you are specifying the. Preview mode starts an Unfiltered.
dcsobral.blogspot.com
Algorithmically challenged: October 2012
http://dcsobral.blogspot.com/2012_10_01_archive.html
Random thoughts of an IT worker in the stone age of computer science. Monday, October 8, 2012. In hindsight, maybe I should have used Actors. This post is meant for myself. For the past six weeks, I have been working hard on a system target exclusively at the election day this past Sunday, October 7th 2012, in my country. Granted that I took off a few days to go to Agile Brazil 2012, but I returned every one of them with plenty interest. It was supposed to download election data, extract relevant informa...
dcsobral.blogspot.com
Algorithmically challenged: December 2011
http://dcsobral.blogspot.com/2011_12_01_archive.html
Random thoughts of an IT worker in the stone age of computer science. Tuesday, December 27, 2011. Using Scala API Documentation. One link that was missing from my post about Scala on the Web. Was the link to the Scala API documentation, often called "scaladoc" for short, after the tool that generates it. I tried to put it in, but it kind of broke the narrative and, to be honest, I have a lot to talk about the subject. So I decided to do a whole blog just about it. First of all, there are two main links.
gerd-riesselmann.net
Authentication using Unfiltered for Scala
http://www.gerd-riesselmann.net/development/authentication-using-unfiltered-scala
Authentication using Unfiltered for Scala. Since it took me a while to figure this out (though it seems very obvious now), here’s how I do HTTP authentication in Unfiltered. While preserving the authenticated user for later access. Laquo; Using /,? And and in the path with Apache mod rewrite and PHP. Deploying an assembly jar file with sbt ». Founder, CEO, and programmer of Audisto. A web service to improve your web site. Software developer since 1998, speaking Scala, C , PHP. And some more.